A Journey Through the Stars

Although this is a fictional interstellar story, it's the most cruelly realistic and ruthless novel I've ever read. It abandons common human emotions, depicting interpersonal relationships so blatantly as nothing more than exploitation and being exploited, betrayal and being betrayed—it's truly chilling. But it's also very thought-provoking.

I haven't seen the article yet, so it might be a generalization. But I really couldn't stand it anymore. There wasn't a single supporting character with any charisma, and the main character's personality wasn't to my liking either. It's like watching someone else play a single-player simulation game without sound. I don't particularly care about characters without a romantic pairing, but I can't let the lack of a romantic pairing prevent me from creating decent characters...

While it's true that one shouldn't be too calculating with friends, giving all 2 million to her parents, then using the female lead's mecha to get her to buy her things, all under the guise of getting a better job for her later? Isn't she just improving her own strength? And she only agreed to work for the female lead for sixty years, acting like she wants to build her own family and go solo.

I especially love this novel; the female protagonist is incredibly rational. She always knows how to weigh the pros and cons, and how to best benefit herself. Even with a bad hand, she'll play it to the best of her ability. I particularly admire this type of woman. Keep up the good work, Qingqing!

I really enjoy the author's novels. I followed the previous novel all the way to this one, and I found that the author's novels are all very realistic.

It's so frustrating, what can I do to trick them?

I think the female lead's personality perfectly matches the story's setting; the cool girl is so cool. Actually, I can only say that this story is really long; it took me ages to read. I really admire the author for writing so many words.

Whether Jing Qishan is dead or not, I won't watch it.

I feel like the protagonist is quite weak. In her past life, she was a pawn assassin trained by others, obeying orders and risking her life for them. In this life, the Jing family hasn't helped her at all (don't even mention the help later on; that was only when the female lead was useful, they could buy her off with a little benefit.

I wonder when the author will release a new book. I hope to see more new books from the author; I really like the author's style!